We have information directly >from the Director General of the State Committee on Archives of Ukraine in correspondence dated June 2nd stating: "I am afraid the Historical Archives will be still

We have information directly >from the Director General of the State Committee on Archives of Ukraine in correspondence dated June 2nd stating: "I am afraid the Historical Archives will be still

Alexander Sharon has indicated some confusion about "official" surnames. In fact, while not the majority by any means, lots of Polish Jews had fixed surnames at the time of the first partition.

Alexander Sharon has indicated some confusion about "official" surnames. In fact, while not the majority by any means, lots of Polish Jews had fixed surnames at the time of the first partition.

You are both correct :-) Katz is the acronym of Cohen-Tezdek. I am not sure of what is the difference between Cohen and COhen-Tsedek, but it would be safe to assum e that there was a smbolic one,

You are both correct :-) Katz is the acronym of Cohen-Tezdek. I am not sure of what is the difference between Cohen and COhen-Tsedek, but it would be safe to assum e that there was a smbolic one,

THANK YOU ALL so very much :-)) I will answer all the emails in this one, instead of sending some 6-7 separate emails. Marjorie Stamm Rosenfeld wrote : <<There are Moszciskers in the Brody Cemetery

THANK YOU ALL so very much :-)) I will answer all the emails in this one, instead of sending some 6-7 separate emails. Marjorie Stamm Rosenfeld wrote : <<There are Moszciskers in the Brody Cemetery

I have posted a portion of a Vital Records document on the ViewMate site: VM6187 http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/toview.html or go directly to the

I have posted a portion of a Vital Records document on the ViewMate site: VM6187 http://data.jewishgen.org/viewmate/toview.html or go directly to the

Dear All, For those interested in Zamosc, Lublin, Russia (now Poland), our Zamosc Shtet-Coop has been working on indexing the pre 1850 records for several years. Our volunteer data enterers have

Dear All, For those interested in Zamosc, Lublin, Russia (now Poland), our Zamosc Shtet-Coop has been working on indexing the pre 1850 records for several years. Our volunteer data enterers have

I would like to concur with Hadassah's comments about the JRI-Poland's records. Throught the "miracle" of the work done by JRI-Poland, I was able to trace my Polish family back to the late 1790's .

I would like to concur with Hadassah's comments about the JRI-Poland's records. Throught the "miracle" of the work done by JRI-Poland, I was able to trace my Polish family back to the late 1790's .

Hello, my ggf Israel HYMOFF emigrated to Boston in 1889 and his first papers state he came >from Lublin, Poland and was born on Sept 11 1871. He always claimed to be an orphan. On his tombstone it

i have re-posted a family wedding picture on viewmate (posted it originally a few months ago). i'm hoping to get some idea of what year it may have been taken based on the clothing, hairstyles, etc.

Hello, my ggf Israel HYMOFF emigrated to Boston in 1889 and his first papers state he came >from Lublin, Poland and was born on Sept 11 1871. He always claimed to be an orphan. On his tombstone it

i have re-posted a family wedding picture on viewmate (posted it originally a few months ago). i'm hoping to get some idea of what year it may have been taken based on the clothing, hairstyles, etc.

since i recently found my family linked to a new town (berzniki), and since i've had such luck with the 1 spreadhseet i've received, i'm interested in seeing if there is a spreadsheet available for

since i recently found my family linked to a new town (berzniki), and since i've had such luck with the 1 spreadhseet i've received, i'm interested in seeing if there is a spreadsheet available for